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Posts Tagged ‘SEIU Union and ACORN front group behind the Wall Street protesters from day one’
SEIU Union not afraid to fight passive older Americans
September 3, 2012_3 GREEN links below . SEIU workers sabotaged nursing homes, endangered patients | The Daily Caller . Did SEIU Strike-Related Sabotage Endanger Nursing Homes Residents In Connecticut? | RedState . Nursing home operator wants probe after union workers stage walkout, alleged sabotage | Fox News .
Video documents union intimidation and violence
March 27, 2012The Workforce Fairness Institute has put together a video detailing why workers don’t want union bosses to have their personal information. The video encourages people to help “stop the NLRB pro-union blitz.”
Occupy Wall Street and SEIU ganging up on America
March 5, 2012Breitbart.com has received exclusive tape of an Occupy Strategy Session at New York University, billed as a group talk on “The Abolition of Capitalism.” One of the headline speakers at this session was Stephen Lerner, former leader and International Board Member of the SEIU and frequent Obama White House visitor. Lerner argued in favor of people not paying their mortgages and “occupying” their homes; he spoke in favor of invading annual shareholders meetings to shut them down. But his big goal was to get workers to shut down their workplaces. That’s where the SEIU agenda and the Occupy agenda truly meet: once workers begin to occupy.
Adam Carolla rant exposes OWS protesters whining envy
December 1, 2011Some people have a way of breaking down an issue, laying it out in its simplest, most rudimentary form. Comic and podcaster Adam Carolla did just that recently when he unleashed what many conservatives will hail an acerbic yet painfully accurate debunking of the Occupy movement and its self-ascribed motivations. The nearly ten minute long lampooning of America’s new “f–king self-entitled monsters“ who ”think the world owes them a living” is peppered with very strong language, still, Carolla’s observations are worth listening through to the end.